By blending past and present (and future), Daft Punk has created an album that speaks not only to the movie it scores, but also to the evolution of music that has allowed them to create the album in the first place.

A brilliant soundscape that blends perfectly with the movie. While their past work has always left me feeling a bit underwhelmed, they'veA brilliant soundscape that blends perfectly with the movie. While their past work has always left me feeling a bit underwhelmed, they've really shown real ability as composers with Tron: Legacy. Who knew techno and orchestral could work this well together?…Expand

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This is one of the best Orchestral-Electronic-crossover-soundtrack I have ever heard.Starting with "The Grid" as the "real" Intro to this soundtrack the motives are always appear in many variations through the CD. Highlights: The Son of Flynn, End Of Line, Derezzed, Solar Sailer, TRON LegacyIt's great to hear the teamwork of Daft Punk and Joseph Trapanese was successful.…Expand

Daft Punk really out did themselves on this one. The album feels like a story without the context of Tron. I enjoyed almost every song on thisDaft Punk really out did themselves on this one. The album feels like a story without the context of Tron. I enjoyed almost every song on this album. Great music for everyone on their stone hustle and flow.…Expand

Tron: Legacy quickly immerses you into a detailed, stunning world. It sells its simple plot with awesome music, graphics, and sound effects.Tron: Legacy quickly immerses you into a detailed, stunning world. It sells its simple plot with awesome music, graphics, and sound effects. For a romp of good-vs.-bad action, see Tron: Legacy!…Expand

Tron Legacy's soundtrack is nothing short of an immersive experience through the mind, and highlights, with glorious detail, the symbioticTron Legacy's soundtrack is nothing short of an immersive experience through the mind, and highlights, with glorious detail, the symbiotic relationship that an orchestra and a pair of DJ's can have when they work together. Starting off with a beautiful piece, consisting primarily of strings and your typical "epic" soundtrack fanfare, the album is like a film in itself. The suspense builds up, and song by song, it slowly gets more intense, up to the penultimate track, which is the climax. A beautiful combination of strings, trumpets, synthesizers, and keys comes together seamlessly all throughout the album. That said, the album isn't perfect, with some tracks feeling a bit underwhelming compared the one that came before, or the one that comes after. That said, Daft Punk shows their musical prowess is as fine tuned as a pair of robots can be. A must buy for lovers of both theatrical scores and electronica, the Tron Legacy soundtrack is a must buy.…Expand

One word; disappointing. Daft Punk are capable of so much better, but they seem reliant on past glories as we tick over the 5th year since theOne word; disappointing. Daft Punk are capable of so much better, but they seem reliant on past glories as we tick over the 5th year since the duo have produced anything substantial. Here they channel everyone else but themselves; Wagner, Zimmer, Elfman, Gregson-Williams, Vangelis. But the imitation is weak, and ultimately getting Daft Punk on board feels entirely pointless.…Expand